in california, job creation and budget concerns. that is what jerry brown spoke about in the third state of the state address. this is the third time they are doing this with california in the black. we have jodi hernandez with more about the governor's address. >> reporter: good morning. governor jerry brown delivered a speech that left lawmakers smiling. the governor said california has done the impossible and now it time to make sure the state stays on track. in his 30-minute state of the state address, governor brown laid out his ideas for the second part of the term including the water delivery system and investing in high speed rail and investing with china. he pledged to use money raised by proposition 30 wisely. that means living within our means. the governor says we will no longer spend money we do not have. >> the budget is balanced, but great risk and uncertainty lies ahead. the federal government and courts are changing the economy and could cost us billions and drive a hole in the budget. the ultimate cost of expending our health care system under the affordable care act is

brown. lee asked brown to actually go easy on his speech in reviewing it since it's his first state of the city. lee said that unemployment is down to 6.5% compared to over 9% when he first took office. that downtown south of market business is moving in. san francisco he says remains a top destination for tourists. there are a number of big cranes working downtown, meaning more construction jobs. he's painting a picture of a city with a balanced two-year budget getting back on track. >> from the sunset to the mission to right here in the bayview, we're witnessing a rebirth of local manufacturing. fashion, artisanal food production that bear the label "made in san francisco." yes. >> reporter: now, he also talked up a new warriors arena, america's cup, he mentioned the world series champions san francisco giants as a point of pride. and he said in a number of days as the beloved 49ers will play in their first super bowl in 18 years with the entire city and region behind them. but he said looking forward his focus remains creating jobs. reporting live, christie smith. >>> a car crash

begin. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. >>> a dog was trapped in the middle of a frozen harbor. this was from chicago this morning. took them more than two hours to rescue the dog because the officers had to tether themselves and slide carefully across that ice. they finally were able to get the dog this morning. just to kind of make it worse was the coldest in chicago in two years. windchill hovering around 10 degrees. >> i hope he's okay. >>> a new uc berkeley study finds obese adults are more likely to die in a car crash. researchers used drivers license information to categorize drivers based on their weight. they found obese adults were 20% more likely to die in a car crash that normal weight adults. drivers who were extremely obese were 50% more likely to die. the researchers suspect vehicle design may play a role, as well as the fact obese adults are likely in worse shape than others. >>> it's been said sometimes it's

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